Prof. Master Supervisor. QIAO Min

On February 12, 2025, he was officially appointed as Master Supervisor by the Joint Graduate School of Traditional Medicine in The Asia Pacific School of Business. as Director of the Department of Medical Aesthetics in Joint Graduate School of Traditional Medicine.

Qiao Min, chief Chinese medicine doctor of the Rehabilitation Department of the Third Affiliated Hospital of Henan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Master of Medicine, and expert in aid to Africa. He mainly treats cervical spondylosis, lumbar disc herniation, sequelae of stroke, hair loss, dizziness, headache, insomnia, dysmenorrhea, etc.; he is good at acupuncture beauty and weight loss. He is a disciple of Professor Zhang Jin, the representative inheritor of "Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity" Chinese medicine acupuncture; he is the first disciple of Professor Gao Xiyan, the leader of acupuncture at Henan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In 2018, he was awarded the honor of Advanced Individual in Henan Province's Foreign Aid Medical Work. He is the executive director of the Chinese Medicine External Treatment Branch of the Chinese Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine Information Research. He has published more than 10 papers, obtained 1 national patent, and participated in 8 projects at the provincial and ministerial levels (1 of which was presided over). Main courses: "Selected Acupuncture Medical Books", "Acupuncture Clinical Characteristic Techniques", and "Acupuncture".

Professional direction

Traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture

Professional expertise

Acupuncture, acupoint thread embedding, pelvic floor overall manipulation, Chinese medicine, etc. for the diagnosis and treatment of the following diseases:

1. Local and whole body weight loss; abnormal posture and body shape such as round shoulders and hunchbacks, different-sized faces, rich bags, spinal pelvic tilt, and different-length legs; neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain; hair loss; postpartum diseases such as rectus abdominis separation.

2. Common pelvic floor diseases and difficult and complicated diseases such as intractable lumbar and coccygeal pain, genital pain, incomplete vulvar closure, recurrent vaginitis, sexual dysfunction, abnormal urination and defecation, pelvic pain, uterine and vaginal relaxation and prolapse;

3. Gynecological diseases such as premature ovarian failure and menstrual disorders.

4. Physical conditioning.

Practice location:

Room 215, 2nd floor, Preventive Treatment Building, the Third Affiliated Hospital of Henan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine